Where are our great men in perilous days of world history
A Telegram Opinion questions the era's dearth of truly great figures. It cites a 1971 survey where Ralph Nader is named the most admired person and John F. Kennedy the most admired American in history, then critiques the prominence of politicians over lasting innovators and writers. The piece ponders whether true greatness lies outside politics.
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Hlis
Collegians
Chicago
Ralph Nader
John F. Kennedy
Nader
Richard Nixon
Golda Alei
U Thant
Ted Kennedy
Edmund Muskiv
Jaidien Gandhi
George McGovern
JFK
Abyatiint Lincoln
Robert Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson
Franklin D. Noosevelt
Martin Luther King
Dwight Wd. Eisenhower
Ktollee
Kennedy
King
Eisentower
Thomas Paine
Henry Kord
Mark Y'wain
Thomas Edison
George Gershwin
Hubert B. Lee
Will Itogers
Edigio
Poe
Sunate
Chartes
William Miso
Aloxander Grahaim Bell
James Thurber
Juickle Robinson
Damien Runyon
Nixon
Billy Gratin
Charles Lindberg
de Louis
Vincent Pele
Louis Salk
Fulton
United States seeks to improve ties with Mexico through policy shifts
Minch plans to urge President Echeverria to suspend the 10 percent surcharge on Mexican imports to ease Mesivan economic strain and reduce border frictions. Coordinated actions against drug traffic and revised tomato import restrictions are central, with broader hopes for stable relations when relations with Latin America are precarious.
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Roberti
Fipci
Sineriva
Swoon
Honduras
Minch
Mesiva
Luis Echeverria
Mexico
United States
Mesivu
Te Bweder
Finch
Colorado
Latin America
Ginger Rogers speaks on decency in stage and film
The article cites Ginger Rogers discussing morality in musicals and film. She notes she agreed to star in Cora only after removing a four letter word and defends personally choosing roles to avoid indecency. She cites an aunt in California needing roles and argues individuals can resist lowering public morals.
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Ginger Rogers
Wii
Miss Togers
Cora
California
The Nap as a Silly Psychoanalytic Pastime
A playful ramble extols the pre dinner nap as a clever, dreamy interlude. The narrator riffs on drifting into half asleep states, hearing dishes, imagining wild scenes with celebrities and world leaders, and pondering the nap’s peculiar pleasures and perils.
Let Peace Begin With Me in Columbus Neb Dec 1 1971
The Telegram Tribune of Columbus Nebraska publishes a liberty themed statement asserting freedom as self control and personal responsibility. It ties freedom to religious and ethical guides and calls for peaceful self-governance.
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EE Your Freedom
Doctor-Patient Death After Hospital Procedure
A mother describes her 22 year old quadriplegic son dying from hyperthermia after a chronic draining sacral fistula procedure. She asks Dr Lawrence Lamb for guidance on possible medical negligence and whether to pursue a lawsuit against the hospital.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Nordless
Ladus
Reading Help For Medical Neglect and Injuries
A reader asks how to respond after a dye reaction during an X ray for a kidney infection left a quadriplegic patient overheated. Advice suggests no clear negligence, urges medical grievance committees, and notes the wife should lead the response in the family.
Environment and industry clash over waste to energy plans
The piece discusses proposed deals linking Boeing, waste firms, and municipal trash for disposal and conversion into usable materials. It notes a Portland project for spreading processed waste on a desert range, a California inventor’s mobile Pyro-gem unit reclaiming glass and metals, and a Caneel Bay plant contract involving Laurance Rockefeller backed by Resources Conservation Company.
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Boeing Company
Portland
Ore
Missiott Hills
Calif
Vincent Passaro
America
Rockefeller
Resources Conservation Company
Seattle
Wash
Tulsa
Okla
Ouf
Boeing
Til Paso Natural Gas Company
Reading and Bates Offshore
Caneel Ray
Desalination and reuse push cleaner coastlines and industry
A column notes cheap desalination could transform arid shores such as the Sinai and Negev into productive areas. It highlights Resources Conservation Co at El Paso Gas Facility showing wastewater separation to potable products, and Boeing moving into construction management with HUD Seaile project, signaling industrial ecology momentum despite critics.
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Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Negev
The
Resources Conservation Company
el Paso Natural Gas Company
el Paso
Tex
Chemival
Boeing Company
Tase
Romit
Operati Breakthrough
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Safest Occupation Under Comimunte Rate
The text argues safety depends on meaning of safe. It favors bureaucracy for physical safety but suggests individuals seek independent work like farming if mental well being matters. It cites Russia's shift from total collectivization to small private plots raising output and living conditions, warning that total Communist rule demands conformity.
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Russia
Money and the case for free market backing
In response to Bob LeFevre, the piece argues that commodity value money harms savings and that U S money is privately backed by bank assets rather to gold. It explains bank money as checkbook promises backed by loans and securities, with deposits forming four fifths of total money, while the Fed controls money growth.
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Bob LeFevre
California
Graham
Bob
LeFevre
Ophir
United States
U.S
Aval Livas
Uncle Sam
Federal Reserve
Paris
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Board of Governors
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